Disgraced Baltimore Officer Investigated Internally In 2009
A disgraced Baltimore Police detective who pleaded guilty earlier this year to robbing residents was the subject of an internal affairs investigation into similar allegations in 2009.
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A disgraced Baltimore Police detective who pleaded guilty earlier this year to robbing residents was the subject of an internal affairs investigation into similar allegations in 2009.
Health leaders say they are alarmed about a report that officials at the CDC are being told not to use certain words or phrases.
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Baltimore County police are searching for a 14-year-old boy who was last seen Friday.
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Marriott International's plans to open a new $600 million headquarters in suburban Maryland has been approved by a local planning board.
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A Kansas police department is welcoming a new member to its K9 unit: a full-blooded, red nose pit bull named Kano.
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Health officials say the flu is spreading across the nation, with a dozen states now reporting widespread flu cases just ahead of the holiday season.
Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the very agency tasked with saving and protecting the lives of the most vulnerable, are now under order by the Trump administration to stop using words including "vulnerable" in 2018 budget documents, according to The Washington Post.
Thousands of volunteers placed wreaths on tombstones at Arlington National Cemetery. Another wreath-laying ceremony was held in Baltimore County.
Maryland State Police say they've arrested a man who regularly imported and sold a deadly opioid.
